By Gardiner NewMedia in Westerville Life
24 pages, published 1 JAN 2012
The Westerville Center for Photography, centered at Gallery 202 in Uptown Westerville, is a one-stop resource for photographers interested in becoming better at their craft through Workshops, Seminars, Classes, Personal Instruction and Studio Rental.
Former Associated Press photographer Gary Gardiner is the Creative Director of the Center and brings more than 45 years of practical experience shooting expressive, storytelling images. Using the latest in technologies and techniques, the Center's photographers are the primary resource for education and experience.
Smalltown Stock is a group of photojournalists creating stock imagery. Our photography, unlike that of the over-stylized look of traditional stock photography, stimulates storytelling with strong, evocative images creating an emotional experience for the reader. ►New to Digital Photography?
Welcome to Lessons for New Digital Photographers where seasoned professional photographers will help you become better at the craft of photography. Digital cameras have leveled the playing field making it possible for amateur photographers to have access to the same quality camera and lenses previously available only to professionals. New Digital Photographer helps you learn new skills to make better photos. ►
Classic Studio
Classic Studio presents contemporary children’s photography. No artificial backgrounds. No artificial costumes and trappings. Classic Studio treats your child as an individual, unique. We create lasting, storytelling images that represent the true nature of your child. Don’t look for gossamer wings and stage clothing. Prepare for photos that express your child’s individuality and strengths. ►
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My Final Photo
Some of you are familiar with my years-long project, “My Final Photo – If I died in my sleep, this was it.” Started after my early retirement from The Associated Press, the project is to publish a photo every day chronicling my personal and … [Read More About My Final Photo...]
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